Help on 'remove-overrides'                                      Feta 1.4.0
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'remove-overrides' removes a stat override to a file. In Debian, a stat
override is a way of telling the system you want to use a different owner,
group, or set of file permissions than is normal for the file. Most
commonly, overrides are used to put a suid bit on a file that needs to be
run as a specific user.

EXAMPLES
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To have the permissions on /usr/bin/rio reset on the next upgrade:
 # feta remove-overrides /usr/bin/rio

You can name more than one file whose override you want to remove:
 # feta remove-overrides /usr/bin/rio /usr/bin/zgv

OTHER REFERENCES
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'remove-override' uses dpkg-statoverride(8).

For more information about stat overrides, see the 'overrides' help file.
The 'overrides' command is also more user-friendly than this one.

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Help on 'remove-overrides'                                      Feta 1.4.0
